Category: Agile Development

Agile methodologies allow development teams to better handle multiple projects and deliverables. One issue I have with User Stories is the inability to specify hard requirements. Use cases, functional requirements, and cognitive walkthroughs.

As a user, I should be able to edit my content
As a user, I should be presented with the potion to save my content when I close

The Issue is that we have been using Epochs thinking they are User Stories and not breaking them down to smaller, testable stories.

Keeping all this in mind, I have recently started sketching ideas for a system that allows us to maintain our stories and epochs (and allowing stories to evolve into an epoch with it’s own smaller user stories) and apply true requirements to these stories.

Over time, the project may evolve with sprint breakdown and planning tools.

You can provide am id attribute to the and update the link to the page with #{id}. foo And update the link to the page with the focused element to http://www.example.com/mypage#focus If you have a link on the same page (on a navigation section, for example) you can just use foo to jump to the […]

It looks like their /shareArticle endpoint ignores query string parameters. The official share url for the video you YouTube is https://youtu.be/4wDVzjn9s9E and https://www.linkedin.com/sharing/share-offsite/?url=https://youtu.be/4wDVzjn9s9E seems to achieve what you're trying to do.

What you're asking about is polymorphism. In your scenario, you can achieve this by providing a default implementation in your abstract class (as a virtual method) and them allowing each sub-class to provide their own implementation by overriding the method. In SpaceshipController, change protected void updateSpaceshipMovement() to protected virtual void updateSpaceshipMovement(). This is telling the […]